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Figure 6-14	The Recognizer button and picker give users control
	over recognition			6-16
Figure 6-15	Users may need to control recognition separately
	in a slip	6-17
Figure 6-16	In an Alpha Sorter picker, users select a sort key
	for ink text		6-19
Figure 6-17	Selecting words and shapes					6-23
Figure 6-18	Orientations of the scrubbing gesture						6-24
Figure 6-19	Scrubbing a little or a lot				6-25
Figure 6-20	Joining two words			6-26
Figure 6-21	Breaking a paragraph into two paragraphs							6-26
Figure 6-22	Inserting space in text				6-27
Figure 6-23	A caret marks the text insertion point						6-27
Figure 6-24	The Caret picker lists 14 hard-to-write characters and
	three actions		6-28
Figure 6-25	How a Correction picker works					6-29
Figure 6-26	How a Corrector view works					6-30
Figure 6-27	The four built-in keyboards					6-32
Figure 6-28	A Keyboard picker lists alternate on-screen
	keyboards		6-33
Figure 6-29	A keyboard can be embedded in a data-
	input slip		6-34

Chapter 7	Routing and Communications				7-1
	Figure 7-1	The In/Out Box application displays either the In Box
		or the Out Box			7-3
	Table 7-1	Meanings of status words in the In/Out Box
		headers		7-5
	Figure 7-2	A Show button provides access to alternative
		views	7-6
	Figure 7-3	Viewing routing information in an Item Info slip				7-7
	Figure 7-4	An Action picker lists the transports available
		for sending		7-8
	Figure 7-5	An Action button at the bottom of a view affects the
		entire view		7-9
	Figure 7-6	An Action button above an item affects only
		that item		7-10
	Figure 7-7	An Action picker can include two kinds
		of actions		7-11

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